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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2005
Page
2
Front page notes President Bush urging not to give up on war in Iraq as casualties rise and political stability efforts continue. Officials warn of ongoing violence and strategic decisions shaping U.S. policy amid a shifting security landscape.
The Gazette ends film use in 2005 with eight photographers switching to digital gear in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. The move follows a 1992 purchase and reflects cost shifts, faster deadlines, and broader online image distribution for news and sports coverage.
The North Liberty Food and Clothing Pantry raised enough funds to meet its current budget yet demand surpassed capacity prompting a plea for city financial support. The Gazette notes fiscal year differences and invites reader feedback on accuracy and completeness.
The Gazette established in 1883 at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa lists postal service details subscription rates by carrier and mail options with prices for daily Morning Editions and Sunday issues, AP republication rights, and post office address changes and contact numbers.
The Gazette announces ongoing commitment to agriculture and recycling. It notes printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint, encouraging readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton or other local locations.
The Iowa Department of Public Health explains seasonal flu timing December to April, spread via coughs and sneezes, and yearly vaccine needs due to changing strains. It defines pandemic flu as a new virus spreading worldwide, notes past pandemics, and describes public health monitoring and lab testing. Avian influenza is a bird strain with limited human spread, raising concern about future mutations and global severity.
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